Oklahoma Democrats Endorse Murray for Democratic Nomination
A resolution by the Oklahoma Democratic executive committee endorses Governor Murray for the Democratic presidential nomination. Murray says he prefers someone else but would accept if the demand grows, while the paper notes a plan to nominate and elect John Garner of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Democratic Executive Committee of
Oklahoma
United States
John Garner
Texas
Not Slothful in Business Motto for Church Activities
Pastor W H Ackley urges a month long focus on faith and work with plans for a church business meeting workers conference and W M A circle. Attendance metrics show 10 classes achieving 100 percent preaching attendance and an 85.3 percent overall rate as members study John 11 and other topics. The note ends inviting all to Friday cottage prayer at Mrs Harve Magers.
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North Park Baptist Church
Sherman
Claud Meador
Jesus
Harve Magers
W. H. Ackley
Street Work Aid To Unemployed
City launches special street improvements in January to create work for unprovisioned heads of families. Four blocks on Maple and Spruce streets chosen for initial work. rock base and graveled surface expected to smooth with fair weather. Expenditure about $750 with 46 families benefiting. funds are limited and only small annual projects possible.
New Furnishings in Bonham Offer Bargain Living Items
LEM TITTSWORTH of Bonham advertises a range of home goods including a $110 three piece mohair living suit and a $95 four piece walnut bed suite. Other pieces include living room sets from $39.50 to $49.50 and used suites from $19.50 to $29.50 along with wool rugs and shades.
Editorial Snaps and Satire Across Papers
A compilation of quips and quibbles from various papers listing sharp sayings on Prohibition Europe debt and politics. The excerpts reference observers like the New Yorker and Dallas News in witty aphorisms about finance disarmament and Reconstruction Finance Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
General Dawes
Germany
The
New Yorker
Intensive Street Work After Rains In Whitewright
After three months of heavy rain the streets and drainage ditches are severely churned and rutted. The Whitewright maintenance crew will need weeks of sun to restore virgin road surfaces to their original condition. Citizens acknowledge the strain and support prompt repairs.
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Whitewright
Boy Bandit Sells Gun After Nickel Demand
Long Beach New Jersey. William O'Brien, power company employee, refused to sign a complaint against a street robber who held him up. The 9 year old thief demanded a nickel, then sold him the loaded .45 revolver for a quarter and ordered him to run home.
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Long Beach
N. J
William O’brien
A Power Corporation
O’brien
Real Estate Transfers In Whitewright On Feb 8 1932
J T McMillin J M McMillin and Irene Arterberry transfer lots 3 4 5 in block 43 and 7 8 9 10 in block 25 in the original town plat to J Clarence Mc Millin for $5 and other considerations. J Clarence McMillin transfers back to J T McMillin J M McMillin and Irene Arterberry a 142 by 135 foot parcel in the original town plat of Whitewright for $5 and other considerations.
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J. T. McMillin
J. M. McMillin
Irene Arterberry
J. Clarence McMillin
Whitewright
Irene Atterberry
Democratic Hopes All Unacceptable Says Dry Women
Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson of Washington, president of the National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League, tells the Anti-Saloon League convention in St. Petersburg that no Democratic candidate thus far offered for the presidential nomination is acceptable to the dry women. She names Alfred E. Smith Franklin D. Roosevelt Albert C. Ritchie James Hamilton Lewis and Newton D. Baker and warns that unless new leadership arises the Democratic party is doomed. The women of America issue a warning that they will not surrender to nullificationists.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jesse W. Nicholson
Washington
National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement League
Anti-Saloon League of America
Democratic Party
Dry Women of America
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albert C. Ritchie
James Hamilton Lewis
Newton D. Baker
Women of America
Senate confirms Justice Cardoza to Supreme Court
The Senate confirmed Benjamin N. Cardoza of New York as a Supreme Court justice succeeding Oliver Wendell Holmes. The vote was by regular order with no record vote and no discussion, and only a few senators were present on the floor.
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Washington
Senate
Benjamin N. Cardoza
New York
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
New York State Court of Appeals
Pat Neff Elected President of Baylor University
Former Texas Governor Pat M. Neff was elected Baylor University president to succeed the late Dr. S. P. Brooks. Neff, attending a Railroad Commission meeting, accepts the post after serving as Baylor trustee and with a long record in Texas politics and public service.
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Waco
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Baylor University
S. P. Brooks
W. S. Allen
Dr. Brooks
Neff
Railroad Commission
Austin
Brooks
Samuel Palmer Brooks
Sam
Baylor
University of Texas
McLennan
Board
Sacred Bunny Cats Show Stirs London Esoteric Breed Feats
Twenty Abyssinian cats vied for a world championship in a unique London show. Experts note the breed’s claimed descent from ancient Egypt’s sacred cat, with tufted ears, bright eyes, slender limbs, and a silky coat likened to a rabbit.
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London
Egypt
Want Ad Services Drive Local Results
A concise want ad appeal notes that classified advertisements bring quick responses. The brief emphasizes affordability and broad reach for job, sale, and service listings across the community. It underscores ease of placing an ad and the speed of outcomes.
In Memory Of Dear Grandfather W A Smith
A condolence tribute from Bernice recalling the death of W A Smith. It notes heaven calling him, rest from earthly trials, and the hope of reunion with angels and loved ones in the afterlife. The message expresses sorrow and enduring faith.
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W. A. Smith
Grandfather
Jesus
Albuquerque Strike Halts Work Over Wage Cut
About 90 percent of Albuquerque building craftsmen except electricians walked off Tuesday to protest a 20 percent wage cut that took effect Saturday. The report notes a broader note on Germany facing borrowing difficulties based on its debts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1932
The Sun publishes authorized candidacies for the Democratic primary on July 23 1932 with names including W N Pol ey Butridge for District Clerk M Cole Callie McAfee Frost J C Carl Allred for Tax Assessor J W Washburn for County Commissioner TOM BRICE Doss Charley McLean C D Bennett C W Chess Pope W A Will Lee Tom Sloan and J R Joe Riddle for Constable.
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The
Sun
Co. M
Charley) Cole
Callie McAfee Frost
Tom Brice
An Doss
Charley) McLean
C. D. Bennett
C. W
Pope
W. A
Will) Lee
Tom Sloan
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J. H. Waggoner
Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Editorial Sparks
Japan
Manchuria
Beaumont Journal
Spartanburg Herald
Europe
Uncle Sam
Paso Herald
Arkansas Gazette
Mellon
San Diego Union
Kate Fahne
Berlin
Austin American
Woman Day
Justice Cardoza
Palace Theatre
Pat Neff
Bernice
Weston
W. N. (Poley) Butridge
J. C
Carl) Allred
J. W
John) Washburn
Constable
J. R
Joe) Riddle
Joe Johnson
Gulf
Grayson County
Dallas
Sun Commercial Printing Department
Ft. Worth
Bells
Randolph, Bonham
San Angelo
Bailey
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